Press release · October 9, 2026
Relai 0.33 brings live session boards and Jev-first AI scans
The latest release helps developers keep AI coding work organized across tools, inspect evidence-backed issue scans, and understand their usage patterns in one desktop app.
Montreal, Canada — Relai today announced version 0.33.1, a major update to its desktop dashboard for AI coding sessions.
AI coding work often spans several assistants and long-running sessions. Relai brings those histories into a local-first desktop workspace, with tools to find prior decisions, continue a session, and see how work is progressing.
Version 0.33 introduces status and cluster boards for organizing sessions. The status board reflects live agent activity, while clusters group related work by project or tags. Developers can also ask Jev to sort a cluster when that feature is enabled.
The release adds Jev-first issue scans for security, performance and architecture. Jev checks session evidence first and cites the relevant transcript messages; only uncertain sections are sent to the configured language model for further review. Recognized credential patterns are masked before processing.
New usage patterns summarize session length, prompts, tool calls and activity by time of day, with comparisons against the previous period. Relai also improves cross-tool handoffs and refreshes the interface for navigating reports and sessions.
Availability
Relai 0.33.1 is available now for macOS 12 and later on Apple silicon, with a signed and notarized installer. A Windows x64 beta is also available; it is not yet code-signed. Download the build and read the full release notes on GitHub Releases.
About Relai
Relai is a desktop app for browsing, organizing and continuing AI coding sessions across Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Gemini, Cursor, Kiro, Cline, Pi, Aider and Qwen. Session histories stay on the user’s machine; optional AI and sync features are configured separately. Learn more at relai.fyi.
Press contact: support@relai.fyi